I’ll try the cork, the hole is definitely big enough for him to outgrow, so I would have to seal it.Originally Posted by Bogertophis
Oh, I get it...you just need something more to worry about?I couldn't tell about the hides from that photo.
How to fix the hole in a plant pot for snake safety: glue a cork in the hole.(same with driftwood holes, if big enough for a snake to get stuck in)
Glad he's burrowing...all the rosies I've ever raised have loved doing that...they left tunnels like an ant farm.My little Milagro (FL rat snake) is
fond of burrowing too, but she has damp moss instead...she's more of a moisture-loving kind of snake, & she's in there right now, in fact.
I’m trying not to worry lol really the only thing that worries me is him not eating yet, I hope he eats when I go to try and feed him again. He will be on 3 weeks without a meal. I just figured I would ask if sleeping on top of the substrate was normal.
I almost got bit by a Florida rat snake in the store a couple months ago, he was one feisty baby lol the ant farm thing is cool, I’m starting to see tunnels as well.
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